MADHURI et al., 2016 - Google Patents
A Novel System Design for Assisting Visually Impaired People in Public TransportMADHURI et al., 2016
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- MADHURI B
- MANASA K
- SRINIVASULU D
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This paper proposes a bus detection system using Zigbee and RFID technology that aims to ease the traveling and movement of blind people. Blind people are desperately in need of special requirements and services including the public transportation to give them the rights …
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